Eichenzell gives away victory in the majority: drama against Vellmar!
Eichenzell and Vellmar drew 2-2 in the association league. FC Eichenzell missed its first win of the season despite having the majority.

Eichenzell gives away victory in the majority: drama against Vellmar!
What an exciting football game in the association league! FC Eichenzell had to settle for a 2-2 draw against OSC Vellmar last Sunday. This means that the longed-for first win of the season has not been achieved for the time being, which is particularly bitter because the Eichenzellers were in the majority for over 30 minutes. Despite a committed performance, the hosts were unable to score on their own and missed the chance to establish themselves in the middle of the table.
The game started promisingly for Eichenzell. Marc Röhrig gave the team the lead in the third minute, followed by Jonas Nitz, who made it 2-1. But the momentum quickly changed: Lukas Geisler equalized for Vellmar in the seventh minute. Just a few minutes later, the Eichenzell defense, which delivered a concentrated performance, began to falter. After the game, interim coach Heiko Rützel was dissatisfied with his team's conversion of chances and lack of bite in the final phase, especially after Vellmar was demoted with a yellow-red card in the 65th minute when Sami Reimsche was sent off for repeated foul play. Torgranate reports that...
A game full of emotions
Eichenzell was dominant at the start of the game, but was unable to convert this dominance into further goals. Driven by around 250 spectators in the stands, the team showed fighting spirit. But Vellmar showed resilience and equalized through Rolf Sattorov in the 66th minute - an acrobatic goal that gave the guests hope again. “We should have won the game, but our carelessness broke our necks,” remarked Rützel after the final whistle. At this point it would have been crucial to emphasize second balls and defensive stability - aspects that Rützel had already touted in advance.
The staff shortage at Eichenzell is particularly noteworthy. Many players are injured, which made it difficult to put together the starting eleven. Before kick-off there were also technical problems with a defective goal net, which had to be repaired with cable ties. However, such obstacles should not negatively impact performance. “We had to improvise, but the boys did their job,” Rützel continued. It is also explained here that…
The pressure is growing
Coach changes are a frequent and, above all, hotly debated topic in football. While FC Bayern Munich has installed its ninth coach in ten years in the Bundesliga, Vincent Kompany, Eichenzell remains under the leadership of interim coach Rützel. Coach changes are often the result of disappointing performances, and the pressure in the association league is palpable. Rützel and his team now have to work on themselves to get the most out of the next games before major changes in the coaching team may become necessary. Here it is explained that…
The next game will be crucial. With the mixed season so far behind them, Eichenzell must show that they can learn from this narrow division of points. The fans are hoping for a determined performance from the team, because even continuing actively without another coaching change could pave the way to their first win of the season. It remains exciting!